Biography of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence
A prospectus outlines a multi volume biography by Joan Sanderson on the signers of the Declaration of Independence. It praises republican virtues, describes the work as a national project with portraits and facsimiles, and notes subscription terms and prices. The first volume is published as a specimen and subscribers may withdraw if future volumes fail to meet quality. May 17.
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Joan Sanderson
Congress of the United States
Justiens Pations
Caigula
Scipios
Brutus
Ang
Sparta
Plutarch
oMilliades
Themistocles
Thesus
Shreulis
Mure
James B. Longacre
Pianter
Euterpeiad
Musical Intelligencer and Ladies Gazette
John R. Parker
Milk Street
Boston
Floridian announces Pensacola paper on Florida info and politics
The Floridian seeks to publish from Pensacola a weekly American Republican paper to gather and diffuse information about Florida's soil climate and produce. Editors Cary Nicholas and George Tunstall promise timely coverage of national political shifts and Florida territorial events.
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Floridas
Union
Atlantic Sea Board
Passamaquoddy
Sebine
Pensacola
Florida
United States
New Orleans
Cary Nicholas
George Tunstall
Nashville
Florida Gazette proposed for Augustine publication 1821
The Florida Gazette editors announce plans for a weekly newspaper in St Augustine. Richard W. Eds & Co publish under American politics, aiming to inform on political, commercial, and literary matters. Subscriptions set at five dollars yearly. outlying subscribers will receive careful mailing. March 1821 notice.
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Florida
United States
Old States
City of
St Augustine
Gazette
Toeir
Isbor
Richard W
Edes & CO
Tors
Notice of dissolution and transfer of business
VENHAT the concern of Glascock and Dickinson is dissolved by mutual consent. The unfinished business is transferred to David F. Dickinson who is authorized to close and settle it. Thomas Glascock will attend to advocating causes for former clients and continue practice in Richmond Burke Scriven Warren Columbia and in Washington and in the Mayor's Court. January 12.
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Glascock
Notice on Treaty of Ghent Indemnities Claims
Government publishes the first article of the Treaty of Ghent and the fifth article of the 1818 Convention to guide claims for indemnities for slaves carried away by British forces. It outlines required evidence including slave names, ages, values, proof of presence with British at ratification, and witness testimony, with emphasis on admissible civil-court standards. June 4.
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Department of Foreign Affairs
Russia
United States
Ghent
Great Britain
Bay of Passamaquoddy
Paikies
Notice to Claimants on Treaty of Amity Proceedings
Commissioners under the 1819 Treaty of Amity between the U S and Spain publish orders requiring claim memorials with full particulars and proof. The board schedules an 10 September meeting to decide admissibility, with notices to editors to publish weekly through September. Caveat Emptor notes liens on lot ten Broad Street Augusta and urges buyers to inquire with Richard Henry Wilde.
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United States of America
Washington
Buerm
Agein
United States
T. Watkins
Edward F. Campbell
Broad Street
Augusta
James Myer
Richard Henry Wilde
Federal land sales schedule 1821 listing sales in multiple states
President James Monroe announces public sales of lands across Ohio Indiana Mississippi Alabama Missouri and Arkansas with dates from June to December 1821. The notice specifies townships and ranges to be sold at Wooster Delaware Piqua Vincennes Brookville Jackson Washington Huntsville Tuscaloosa St Stephens and other locales with sales beginning at the lowest lot numbers and continuing in order. Lands set aside for schools or other uses remain unsold.
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United States
James Monnoy
Wooster
Ohio
District of
Delaware
Piqua
Vincennes
Indiana
U. States
Indiana Territory
Brookville
Jackson
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Washington
Mississippi
Pearl River
St. Stephens
Alabama
Pearlrive
Huntsville
Tennessee River
Tuscaloosa
City of
Sheriff's Sale of McLean Household Goods in Augusta
A sheriff's sale of the estate of Daniel McLean in Augusta lists a wide range of personal property including tools, furniture, crockery, books, and household items. The sale to satisfy several executions will occur on a specified August day, with cash conditions and names of involved parties such as John Campbell, John McLean, Daniel McLean, and Rogers, Winthrop & Co. as creditors.
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Augusta
Nano Judy
McKinne
Edward Sis
Gilbert Hight
Michinyes
Windsor
Japan
Brad Nogs
Daniel Mclean
John Campbell
John McLean
Sane
John
Daniel McLean Rogers
Winthrop
John McLean Saine
Eri FA
Same
Saiie
Sherif's Sale Notice for Foreclosure and Lands
Notice of sheriff sale at Warrenton and Septembers for the property of John Andrews and others. Includes dry goods and notes to satisfy execution in favor of James Polhill, a sale of a negro man Tom to satisfy Ralph May's case, and 100 acres of Pine Timber near Brier Creek tied to Jacob and William Harbuck, with other executions and levies.
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Sherif
Werrenson
Met
John
Andrews
Richard Gun
James Polhill
Jos ‘Andrews
Warrenton
Tom
Andrew Miller
Ralph May
Andrew Dill Alsq
Brier Creek
Neal
Jacob
William Harbuck
A. HI
M‘cormick
Jayo
Jatsonborough
Scriven
Jane
Daniel de
Thomas Cokding
Samuel
Jacob Bryat
Reuben Wilkinson
John White
John Freeman
James Pye
William Pearce
Solomon Kemp
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John M. Sanderson
Philadelphia
LAW
Richmond
Columbia
Augustine
East
TO &E
The
Florida Gazette
Fronipa Gazettte
Edi
Department of State
Jesse Watson
A. Slaughter
Territory
Arkansas
James Monroe
Osiah Meigs
General Fund Office
Maylu— Wtll
Sheriff's
Wm. Lamkin
Sheriff’s Sale
County of Columbia
Vance
Housand
H Lamar
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